Prime Bank, Toyota Kenya partner in a motor vehicle scheme

Milton Nyakundi
July 24, 2019 ·2 min read ·82 views
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It was pomp and colour after Toyota Kenya partnered with Prime Bank in rolling out the New Drive Loan Facility that will enable members of the Association of Insurance Brokers of Kenya to get up to 100% financing towards the purchase of selected Toyota Kenya vehicles.

Through the partnership, insurance brokers will enjoy a competitive loan facility while purchasing the vehicles, which include the Toyota Rush, RAV4, Fortuner and the Suzuki Ertiga, with a repayment period of 36 months.

Speaking at the signing ceremony of the financing agreement, Prime Bank Executive Director Amar Kantaria said the partnership between  Toyota and Prime Bank is part of the bank’s plan to expand its asset finance portfolio.

“We have specifically tailor made this product to insurance brokers with up to 100% financing and a very convenient repayment plan coupled with a competitive interest rate, “he added.

On his part, Toyota Kenya Managing Director Arvinder Reel lauded the continued support financial institutions have accorded motor vehicle distributors in helping grow the number of Kenyans acquiring brand new vehicles.

“We believe that these units offer stronger value proposition to customers due to the guarantee of long-term quality performance from the unit as well as the added benefits such as 25,000km or one-year free service and a three-year or 100,000km of use warranty. Partnerships with institutions like Prime Bank make this process more favourable for the potential consumers.”Observed the Toyota Boss.

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Milton Nyakundi

Milton Nyakundi Oriku is a veteran multimedia journalist with over 20 years’ experience across broadcast, digital, and print media. He is the founder and Managing Editor of Kurunzi News and serves as its Senior International Correspondent based in the United States. He previously worked at the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC), rising to Assistant News Editor, and later served as Copy Editor at Mediamax Network. His career includes freelance commentary for major outlets such as KTN, and consultancy roles with Football Kenya Federation, StarTimes Kenya, and UAP‑Old Mutual. He is known for incisive political and sports reporting and evidence‑driven journalism.

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